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New York, NY / Ground Zero / St. Paul's Chapel #702239

CNN Evening News for Thursday, May 30, 2002
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(Studio: Aaron Brown) The last day at Ground Zero at the World Trade Center site in New York City reviewed; scenes shown of the ringing of a bell, a band and the playing of taps.

(Studio: Aaron Brown) A final service at St. Paul's Chapel, which is right next to where the World Trade Center used to be, featured; scenes shown from inside the chapel [MINISTER, police OFFICER - thanks the recovery workers.] [Rev. Lyndon HARRIS, volunteer coordinator Katherine AVERY, recovery WORKER, volunteer Les SPEISER - talk about the job and the chapel as sanctuary day in and day out.] [HARRIS - says now St. Paul's will be cleaned and reopened to the public.]

Reporter(s):
Brown, Aaron
Duration:
00:06:40

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